"The Mono project started in 2001 as an effort to implement the .NET Framework to Unix. To bring both the new programming model based on the Common Language Infrastructure and C# as well as helping people migrate their existing knowledge and applications to Unix. Mono today supports a wide variety...
NAnt: XML-based build tool NCover: code coverage NDoc: turn XML comments into pretty HTML pages NPerf: a performance benchmark framework for .NET NUnit: code testing framework more ...
This article identifies the Microsoft .NET Framework version 1.0 or 1.1 APIs that provide similar functionality to Microsoft Win32 functions. One or more relevant .NET Framework APIs are shown for each Win32 function listed. The intended audience for this article is experienced Win32 developers who are creating applications or libraries...
This is cool: "With SQL Server Yukon, you could do the following: [sourcecode language='sql'] CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Person] ( [Id] [int] IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL , [Person] [Person] NOT NULL ) ON [PRIMARY] [/sourcecode] The Person type is a .NET class. Columns in Yukon can be typed to custom .NET...
[c#] The guys from Rolla never disappoints. This article is to the point and gives a excellent introduction to the most used data structures; the queue, stack and hashtable. more ...
In this excellent article Sune Trudslev explains how to document using the XML tags, how to use NDoc to convert the XML into very nice looking HTML Help files, and last but not least, how to integrate the help into Visual Studio .NET. more ...
Create a practice environment for developing ADSI scripts, with ADAM (Active Directory Application Mode), without having to install Active Directory. more ...
This is a "must see". Have fun :) more ...
The first issue of JOURNAL is out and it looks good. Topics:- Enterprise Arhictecture Design and the Integrated Architecture Framework- Understanding Service Oriented Architecture- Business Process Decomposition and Service Identification using Communication Patterns- Metadata-driven Application Design and Development- Best Practices for Rule-Based Application Development- DasBlog: Notes from Building a Distributed...
"I'm totally fed up with the RSS vs. ATOM debate, so I've decided to strike out on my own.Rather than putting all my hopes in a community effort to arrive at a standard syndication format that works better than ATOM or RSS, I'm creating a brand new format entirely on...